Slovak director and producer Robert Kirchhoff, who directed a documentary about the Romani holocaust A Hole in the Head [+], has been preparing the feature project All Men Become Brothers, about “the icon of socialism with a human face,” Alexander Dubček, since 2015. The Czechoslovak and Slovak politician attempted to reform the communist government during the Prague Spring, and after the Velvet revolution, he became the chairman of the federal Czechoslovak parliament. In 1989, Dubček received the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. Kirchhoff called the project “the first complex film about Alexander Dubček – convinced communist, idealist, social democrat.”
